Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-26
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NEW YORK. November 22-Herr Most, the Anarchist was placed on trIal to-day in the court of general sessions, on the charge of melting violence by Inhams- tory speech, 8 week ago last Saturday night, Most kept his hat on after enter ing the court room until one Of the court officials bfusquely took I. of bis head. Assistant District A,tor- ney Nicoll WAS on hand to represent the prosecution. The work Of getting jury called and expressed decided prejudice progressed very slowly, as the tslesmen against anarchists in general
 SAN FRANCISCO. November 2.-Ex- Customs Inspector E. W. Mclean, who was indicted recently with Boyd and Ciprico on the charge of dealing in Chi- uese return certificates, was arrested by the United States marshal to-day and released on $500 cssh bail.
 PoRTL AND, Ogn November 22-Aspe- eial from Van C-uver, w. T., says; fire broke out early this morning ID sn old boiler house occupied by Patrick Clancy, his wife and little boy. The boy vas saved, but Clancy and his wife perished Rs the flames spread SO rapidly that It was impossible to save them. Clancy has just been discharged from Capt. Frank Taylor's battery in which he he'd served during the war and for thirty years. His record was thst of brave soldier.
 LONDON, November 22-1he American ship F.. F. Sawyer, Capt, Dinsmore. from San Francisco Jure 1lth, for Q1eens- town, was sunk by collision with the British steamer PRlinurus at folkestone this morning. The crew were saved. PRESCOTT, Nov. 22--The coroners jury failed to strive at verdict ss 10 tne cause of the boiler explosion at Wilson's ssw mill. The theory that dynamite WAS introduced into the boiler is rapidly gaining supporters. A number or ex pert engineers testified that the exrlo- sion by steam would not cause the boiler 10 break into the number ofpieces 1t dId.
 SACRAMENTO, Nov. 22-The Supreme Court this morning ordered Jno. A.. Dimrnig, charged with the murder of Henry Benhayon, in San FrsnTisco. Go be
 released from custody on the ground thst the affidavit in the form of informa- | lion, contained evidence insufficient to
 support the warrant.
 MILWAUKEE, November 22-A passen- ger train crashed into the Tear end ot H | freight train at Ixonia early this morn ing. Nobody was burt but the engineer, and six freight cars badly wrecked.
 WAsHIsGroS. November 22-Ihe Cab met held meeting to-day. All mem
 bsrs were present including Secretary Whitney, The Presidents message to Congress, and the fisheries negotiations
 were the principal topics of pisc1ssion. WASHINGTON, November 22-Thc at .orney general bus rendered a deci':on on the construction of sections 3, i and of the sct of March 2d. 1887. passed to provide for the adjustment of land grants made by congress 10 aid in ihe consiruc- ton of railroads, and for the forfeiture of unearned lands. The question was submitted as to what Is meant by bona fde purchasers Of unclaimed lands Bs mentioned in the third section Of ihe act. The opinion says the rights of tbs sev- ersl classes are as follows:
 The first in right Is the homestead or pre- -sn ption settler, whose entry has
 been vrongfully cancelled, and if he has not been disqualified by locstiDg another claim, or making another entry in lieu of that erroneously cancelled, his right Is absolute.
 The second class persons are bona fide purchasers of land unclaimed by the | first class.
 The third class gre those who without knoEledge of v,ong or error, have pur- chased from a railroad company land previously entered by the prs-enp ption or homestead settler whose entry Lzs D, CT erroneously cancelled, and which land pre-emption CT Homestead settler did rot elect to claim after recovery by the proceedings prescribed by the sections of the act.
 Under the fourth section of the act
 the secfetsry says: Until the lands
 shall have been legally determined to
 belong to the United States, the right to issue patents under the fourth section does not arise. If patents should be IS sued under the fourth section before re- conveyance as B judicial recovery under the second, and proceedings be then in- lhDCcl bnAGnk " the railroad in case the decision was Rd- verse to the government, two patents would be outstanding at the same tune. The question submitted under the 5ih section is whether the prOviso mBking lt lawful for bona fde purchasers of lands not conveyed to or for use of the rail road company selling the same to mske payment to us for ssid lands applies 10 land within the indemnity limits of which the company has made selection, but which has not been approved. On this point the secretary says: The word grant in the 5,h section must be con s.rued 10 include as il does in the pre- ceding section. both primary ard indem- nIty limits.
 Upon receipt of the opinion. Secretary Lamar directs the commissioner of the general land office to at once adjust all land grants under the act of March Sd.
 SAN FRAYCIsoo, November 22.-Best ls Belcher, $50: Crocker. 95; Chollsr, 700; Con. Virginis, 9 25; Confidence, II.5O; Gould < Curry, 600; Hale d. Norcross, 555; Locomotive, .55; Peer. 75, Peerless, l.55; POtosi, 9.O0; Ophir, 1860: Savage, 9.15; Sierra Nevada, 7.j0; Union Con-. 800; Yellow Jacket. 700; Nit Disblo, 6.5O.
 NEW YORK, November 22.-1he United States circuit court hes decided thet L. H. Rogers, bondsmsn for Signal Officer Howgste, who sbsconded in 1886, must make good the amount ot h;s SIP .OOO bond.
 SAN FKAscIsco, November 9 John A. Dimmig, vino was ordered to be re- leased from custody this morning by fhe supreme court at Sacramento, wns rearrestei this afternoon on warrant issued on complaint of Mrs. Sarah Ben hsyon, mother of Henry Benhsyon, who charged Dimmig directly with the mur- der of her son. The former charge Of murder was dismissed.
 WASHINGTON, November 22--The cab inet held 8 meeting today. All of the member were preseni. including Sec reta-y Whitney. The Presidents mes sage to congress and the fisheries nego- tiation were the principal topics Of dis- cussion.
 CHICAGO, November 22.-Representa- tiyes of all the roads extending west from Chicago and Si Lotus to the Pacific. met this morn ng Bt the office Of ak,hot os aha veskarD DAsapn-